it's a high-tech system called "a screen and my eyes." I meant the interface the other way around. From your brain to the computer, without any mechanical iner

it's a high-tech system called "a screen and my eyes." I meant the interface the other way around. From your brain to the computer, without any mechanical inert pieces in between. As for the prediction part, note that it exists already in a very early stage and it's extremely likely to only grow. Can't find the exact artical atm, but it was used to move a mouse on screen by someone who couldn't move anything below their head anymore. I doubt you can Maybe not on all levels, 100% sure I can for some. Simple example: C++, I need a basic iteration over a sequence. I just think 'ok gimme a for_each on container Foo, calling function Bar'. No matter how advanced the intellisense or whatnot is, it will take me more time to properly type the needed line.